Very Useful!
Support is non existant
Response from developer
Dear Butterflyshadows , We apologize for any inconvenience. The latest version now supports in-software screen splitting features. Please feel free to give it a try and see if it can address your needs more conveniently.
Does not work-Failed to connect to iPad
With the Apple Camera Adapter
Response from developer
Hello and thanks for sharing your feedback! The P2V software was phased out following by the discontinuation of our point to view camera. However, you can still use Visualizer to view and capture the images of your P2V. Regarding the point you made on the Apple adapter, could you elaborate on it a little? Are you referring to the physical adapter you use to connect USB devices? If you are connecting our USB camera to a MacBook that has USB-C port, you can use an adapter to connect for sure. Let us know if you have further questions, or you can message our team at cs@ipevo.com. -The IPEVO Team
HUGE disappointment
Response from developer
Thanks so much for flagging the issue. We apologize for the inconvenience. Our developers are looking into this but would need your help to elaborate on the problem and provide some additional info. Could you kindly email our support team at cs@ipevo.com? We would like to have the opportunity to work with you on resolving the issue. Thank you and we look forward to hearing from you. -The IPEVO Team
Great app
How to connect to other cameras?
Response from developer
Hello and thanks for reviewing our Visualizer! To answer your question, VZ-R cannot be connected to an iPad via USB, unfortunately, since iPad does not natively support USB cameras. You might be interested to check out our VZ-X wireless model. You can connect the VZ-X to your iPad via Wi-Fi, and then access the camera images directly in Visualizer. Definitely let us know if you have more questions, or feel free to email our team at cs@ipevo.com. We look forward to hearing from you! -The IPEVO Team
No Point
I teach 3rd grade and have been using a usb doc camera with my laptop. Unfortunately, this set up tied me to that space or caused me to lose a ton of instructional time going back and forth between the doc camera and my students.
I spent a lot of my own money on a iPad Pro, Apple Pencil, Apple TV, and the wireless doc camera in order to be mobile in my classroom. However, since I still have to go to the doc camera in order to write, nothing has changed other than I’m out approximately $3,000!
